10/31/11 The Greenwich Topix News Message Board - (9 stories) - FIRST STORY:Letter: O'Neill 'Uniquely Qualified' for Ed Board (Updated Twice)

Brian Harrod - Greenwich Editor Greenwich - News October 31, 2011 Letter: O'Neill 'Uniquely Qualified' for Ed Board (Patch) On Nov. 8, you will have the opportunity to elect a candidate that truly embodies integrity and thoughtfulness. Letter: Re-Elect Town Clerk Budkins (Patch) Re-Elect Carmella Budkins for Town Clerk! I enthusiastically ask you to join me in supporting Carm. Greenwich mainly escapes storm's fury (Connecticut Post) After he lost power for three days following Tropical Storm Irene on Aug. 28, Glenville resident Robert Jamroz had a feeling he was going to lose power when the pre-Halloween nor'easter roared through town Saturday. Letter: Povinelli 'Well Grounded' Education Steward (Patch) Dear Sir and Madam, I am writing to urge your readers to consider voting for Anna Saras Povinelli, candidate for the Greenwich Board of Education, in the next election. Gofer a goner in Fairfield's frozen treat war (Fairfield Citizen-News) Gofer Ice Cream, an ice cream shop opened in the spring of 2010 in this retail location at 1241 Post Road, recently closed as a result of competition from the town's high number of ice cream and yogurt shops, according to owner Jay Ragusa. UPDATE: More Greenwich News - Local Sports Fairfield County Field Hockey Playoffs Moved Again (The Daily Greenwich) For the second time in as many days, the first round of the varsity girls field hockey conference playoffs have been postponed. Read Greenwich Local Sports... UPDATE #2 - More Greenwich News Greenwich Runner Tackles Marathons for Charity (The Daily Greenwich) When the 54-year-old steps onto his 15th-straight starting line at the New York City Marathon on Nov. Check Out Greenwich's Map of Road Closures (The Daily Greenwich) Keep track of road closures along with downed trees and power wires in Greenwich using the town's public Google map online. Greenwich Works To Restore Power, Clear Roads (The Daily Greenwich) Update: Sunday 9 p.m. The state of emergency Gov. Dannel Malloy declared Saturday is still in effect for Monday for Greenwich and other towns throughout Connecticut after a snowstorm caused widespread power outages and downed trees.